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Locals are not lovin’ plans for new McDonald’s outlets in these tourism towns
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Councils will soon have new powers that could be used to block new fast food outlets on health grounds. But it may be too late for these communities.
- Councils will soon have new powers that could be used to block new fast food outlets on health grounds. But it may be too late for these communities.
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- Locals are not lovin’ plans for new McDonald’s outlets in these tourism towns
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Total: 2 sources•Published: 39m ago•Last Updated: 5m ago
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- Left: Councils will soon have new powers that could be used to block new fast food outlets on health grounds. But it may be too late for these communities.
- Center: Councils will soon have new powers that could be used to block new fast food outlets on health grounds. But it may be too late for these communities.
- Right: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.
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- 34m agoThe Age (AU): Councils will soon have new powers that could be used to block new fast food outlets on health grounds. But it may be too late for these com
- 34m agoBrisbane Times (AU): Councils will soon have new powers that could be used to block new fast food outlets on health grounds. But it may be too late for these com
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